Mythriel Name Ideas
 
Names with an * are taken
Names for Dorsai Men Names for Dorsai Women
Adair - "from the ford by the oak trees."
Adare.
Adamnan - "the timid one"
Awnan, Adomnan, Adhamhan.
Aed - derived from the word aedh "fire";
Aedan - (EH-thahn) dim. form of Aed.
Aeducan - common dim. form of Aed
Aodhagan.
Ahern - "lord of the horses."
Ailbhis - (AL-vis) a form of Ailbhe
Ailill - name of a legendary king of Connacht
Ailin - (ay-LEEN)  "noble."
Alan - "handsome" or "peaceful."
Alastar - (AH-lah-star)
Alpin - "attractive."
Alsandair - form of Alexander.
Amargein - (aw-VEER-een) "song" + gein "birth."
Aodh - (AY) "fire."
Aodhan - (EH-dawn or AY-dawn) Aedan, dim. of aed "fire."
Aonghus - (AYNG-ghus) oen "one" + gus "vigor."
Angus.
Ardal - (AHR-dawl) "bear" + gal "fury, valor." Artegal, Arthgallo.
Ard-Greimne - "high power"
Arlen - "pledge."
Arland, Arlyn.
Art - (ART) "bear."
Artagan.
Artur - (AR-toor) form of Arthur
Artair, Arthur, Artus, Arth.

Bain - "fair bridge."
Bairre - (BAW-re) form of name Bearach
Banning - "fair and small."
Barram - version of Barrfhionn.
Barry - "spearman."
Beacan - (BE-kawn or BA-kawn) bec "little" + dim. -an.
Beagan - "small."
Bearach - (BA-rak)  "pointed, sharp."
Bearchan - (BAR-uh-kawn or BAR-uh-hawn)
Belenus - name of a sun and fire god
Blaine - "thin" or "lean."
Blair - "plain" or "field."
Blathmac - (BLAW-vak) "flower" + mac "son."
Bodb - (BOVE) son of The Dagda
Bogart - "bog" or "marshland."
Brady - "spirited." Bradaigh.
Bram - form of Abraham. Abracham.
Bran - (BRAWN)  "raven."
Brandubh - (BRAWN-doov) Black Raven
Breandan - (BRAWN-dan) "king or prince." Brendan; Brendis, Brannon, Bryn, Breanainn (BREH-neen).
Breasal - (BREE-sal) "land of the young"
Breck - "freckled."
Brec, Brexton.
Bress - son of Elathan of the Fomors
Brian - (BREE-an)  "high, noble."
Bricriu - a mischief-maker
Brogan - a Saint

Caeoimhin - "gentle." Caemgen.
Cahan -  "battle" or "warrior."
Cairbre - (KAHR-bre)
Cairell - name of several saints.
Cairpre - (KAIR-pre)
Calbhach - from the word meaning "bald".
Caley - form of Caleb.
Calhoun - "narrow woods."
Coillcumhann, Colquhoun.
Caoilte - (KWEEL-te)
Caoimhin - (kwee-VEEN)  "beautiful" + gein "birth."
Carrick - "rock."
Caroq, Carraig.
Casey - "brave."
Cass - (KAHS) "curly."
Cathal - (KOH-hal) "strong in battle"
Cathbad
Cavan - from Caoimhin. Cavin.
Ceallach - "bright-headed."
Cellach, Kelly.
Ceallachan - (CAL-a-kawn)  "warlike."
Cearbhall - (KAHR-e-val or KEE-a-ruhl)
Chullain - (KUHL-in) from Cu Chullain.
Cian - (KEEN or KEE-an) "ancient, enduring." Cianan (KEE-nahn)
Kioan, Keon, Kean.
Ciaran - (KEER-an) "dark" + dim. suffix -an.
Cillian - (KEEL-yan) "war or strife"
Clancy - "red-headed fighter."
Cluny - from a word meaning "meadow."
Coinneach - (KI-nek)  "good, beautiful."
Colm - (KUHL-uhm)  "dove."
Colum.
Colman - (KOHL-mawn) Dim. of Colm.
Comhghall - (KOH-gahn) "fellow hostage."
Conaire - (KAW-ni-re)  "wolf" + aire "landowner" Conor, Conlan, Conroy.
Conall - (KAW-nal) "strong as a wolf";
Conan - (KOH-nawn) "great, high"; "hound, wolf" Conann.
Conlaed - "prudent, chaste" + aed "fire." Conlaodh.
Conlaoch - (CON-la) son of Cu Chulainn
Conleth, Conley - (KAWN-lay, KOHN-leth) from old and rare name Conlaed.
Conn - (KOHN) "hound, wolf." 
Connacht - from Connacht
Connla - "son of Conn."
Conlaoch.
Connlaio - variant of Conley and Conleth.
Connor - (KAW-nor) from Conchobar: cu (con) "hound, wolf" + cobar "desiring." Conor. Conchobhar (KROO-ar).
Conri - (KAWN-ree) from cu (con) "hound, wolf" + ri "king." Conroy.
Corcoran - "ruddy" or "red."
Cormac - (KAWR-mak) from corbaid "defile" + mac "son"; or "charioteer."
Corrigan - "spearman." Corey, Corrin.
Cosgrove - "victor" or "champion."
Cowan - "hillside hollow."
Coyle - "leader in battle."
Craiftine - harper
Craig - "a steep rock" or "crag." Craigen.
Credne - a bronzesmith god
Criofan - (KREE-fan) "a fox." Crimthann, Crimathann.
Crofton - "a small town with little houses and fields."
Cu Chulainn - (KOO KUHL-in) "hound of Culann."
Cu Roi - name of a king of Munster.
Cuirithir - a poet
Culann - variant of Cu Chulainn. Culin.
Culley - "woods."
Cunningham - "village of the milk pail."

Dagda - a god called the Good God. Daghda.
Daigh - "flame or fire."
Daimine - "deer" or "ox." Daimhin.
Dáire - (DEH-ruh, DI-re or DAHR-uh) Old word meaning "oak grove," "fruitful" or "fertile" Dary, Darragh.
Daley - "an assembly" or "a valley." Dawley, Dale.
Dearg - "son of the Dagda."
Declan - (DEK-lawn) Name of a 6th C. saint.
Delaney - "descendant of the challenger."
Desmond - (DEZ-mond) from a surname based on an old name for the territory of South Munster. Demond.
Desmumhnach - "man of Muman"
Devine - "ox." Daimhin.
Diancecht - (DI-an-ket) the great physician of the Tuatha De Danann.
Diarmaid - (DEER-mit) from name Diarmait. Diarmait, Diarmuid, Dermod, Dermot.
Digby - "a town with a ditch or dike."
Dinsmore - "fortified hill."
Doherty - "harmful."
Dolan - "dark-haired." Dolyn.
Domnall - "world-mighty". Donal, Domhnall.
Donal - (DOH-nal) from name Domnall: domun "world" + gal "ardor, valor."
Donn - (DON or DOWN) from donn, meaning both "brown" and "chief." Donnagan, Donnan (DUN-ahn).
Donnchadh - (DUN-uh-khuh) "brown lord"; from donn "brown" or "chief" + cath "battle." Donaghy, Donogh, Donagh (DOH-na).
Donnell - related to Donal and Domnal; Doneal, Donnelly.
Dooley - "dark hero."
Doran - "stranger" or "exile." Deoradhain.
Dow - "dark-haired. Dubg.
Driscol - "interpreter." Driscoll.
Dubaltach - "black-jointed" or "dark-limbed." Dubhaltach, Dualtach.
Dubgall - (DOO-ahl) "dark or black foreigner". Dubghall.
Dubhdara - (doov-DAW-ra) from dub "dark" + dara "oak" = "dark man of the oak."
Dubhghlas - from dubh "black" + glas "blue." Douglas.
Dugan - variants Dubhan, Duggan.
Dwayne - "dark." Duwain, Duane.

Eachan - "horseman."
Eamon - (EH-mon or AY-mon) version of name Edmund. Aimon, Eamonn.
Eanna - "birdlike." Ennae.
Eion - from of Ian. Eann, Ein.
Eireamhon - (AY-ra-vohn) from  name Eremon.
Eirnin - "iron"; male or female.
Elatha - (AHL-a-hah) "art or craft."
Eochaid - (OH-kad) "horse." May mean "horse rider." Eochaidh.
Eocho - (OH-koh) Nickname for Eochaid that became its own name.
Eoghan - (oh-GAHN or OHN) from  name Eogan "born of the yew tree": eo "yew" + gein "birth." Eoin, Eogan.
Eoin - (OH-en or OH-een) form of Latin Johannes.
Erc - "battle boar." Earc.
Esras - master of wisdom in Gorias.

Fallon - variant of Faolan. Fallamhain.
Faolán - (FEH-lahn or FAY-lawn) from faol "wolf" + dim. -an. Fallon, Faelan, Felan.
Fearghus - (fay-REES) from fer "man" + gus "strength, vigor."  Fergus (FER-guhs).
Fechine - "raven," or "battle." Fechin.
Feidhlim - (FELL-em) "fortunate, lucky" or "ever good." Male or female name. Feidhlimidh.
Fercetrniu - poet of King Cu Roi.
Fergal - (FAYR-gal) from fer "man" + gal "fury, valor" = "manly" or "valorous." Fearghal.
Finneces - poet who lived by the River Boyne. Finegas.
Finnegan - "light skinned."
Finnian - from finn "fair, pale-colored." Finnen.
Fionn - (FYUHN) "bright, fair." Fiann, Finian.
Fionnbharr - (FYUHN-var) from  finn "bright, fair" + barr "hair."  Finbar, Finnbarr; nicknames Barra, Bairre.
Fionntan - (FIN-tan or FYUN-tawn) "bright, fair."
Fiontan - "white ancient" or "white fire."
Fitzroy - "son of Roy."
Flann - (FLAHN) "blood red." Male or female name. Flainn, Floinn, Flannan, Flanagan, Flannagain, Flynn, Flannery.

Gaeth - (GAYTH)  "intelligent, skillful."
Gair - "small." Geir, Gaer.
Galbraith - "Scotsman."
Gallagher - "eager helper."
Galloway - once referred to a Scotsman from Galloway, Scotland. Galway.
Galvin - (GAHL-vin) "a sparrow."
Garvey - "rough place." Gairbith.
Gaynor - "son of the fair-skinned man." Gainor.
Gearoid - (GAHR-ohd) form of Gerald, "shining." May also mean "spear-might" Gearalt, Garalt.
Genty - "snow."
Gillean - "servant of St. John." Gillan.
Gillespie - "son of the bishop's servant." Gillis.
Giolla Deacair - an Otherworld champion.
Gilroy - "devoted to the king." Gildray.
Glenville - "village in the glen."
Gobban - (GOH-ban) from the name Goibniu. Goban.
Goibniu - god of blacksmiths
Gorman - "dark" or "swarthy"; male or female name. Gormain.
Guaire - "noble or proud."
Guthrie - "windy place."
Guy - "sensible."

Hagan - "youthful" or "young."
Haley - "ingenious."
Hoyt - "spirit" or "mind."

Ibor - "yew tree."  Iobhar.
Imar - from the name Ivarr. Iomhar.
Innis - "from the island." Innes, Iniss.
Irv - "handsome." Irving.

Jarlath - (JAR-leth) Name of 6th C. saint. Iarlaith (YAR-lath or YAHR-le).

Kacey - alternate spelling of Casey.
Kavan - "handsome." Kavenaugh.
Keallach - "little Kelly." Killian.
Keary - "dark or dark-haired."
Keelan - "slender."
Keeley - "handsome." Kealey, Kealy.
Keenan - "little Keene." Keanan, Kienan.
Kellen - "mighty warrior." Kaelan, Kael, Kailen, Kallen, Kaylen, Kaylan, Kealan, Kelan.
Keller - "little companion."
Kelvin - "a narrow river." Kelvyn.
Kendrick - "son of Henry." Keondric.
Kennard - "brave chieftain." Kenner.
Kennedy - (KI-ne-dee) from cenn "head" + etig "ugly." Cennetig.
Kenneth - variant of Cinaed. Kennet.
Kenyon - "white or blond hair." Kenyan.
Kermit - "son of Diarmaid."
Kildare - an Irish county.
Kilian - (KIL-yan) "church."  Cillene, Killian, Killy.
Korey - variant of Corrigan.

Labraid - "speaker." Labhraidh.
Labras - "a laurel bush." Labhrás.
Laegaire - (LEERY) possibly "calf-herd." Laoghaire.
Laisrean - "flame." Laisren.
Laoire - (LAY-re, LEER ee, LAIR ee, L'Heery) "calf-herder." Leary, Laoighaire, Laoghaire.
Larkin - "rough and fierce."
Lawler - "mutterer."
Leary - variant of Laoire and Laegaire.
Lennan - (LAN-awn) "lover, sweetheart." Leannan.
Liam - (LEE-am) "resolute protector, unwavering protector." form of William, short for Uilliam, derived from name Guillaume.
Lir - father of Manannan mac Lir.
Lochlainn - (LOCH-lan or LOX-lin) from word for the land of the Vikings. Lochlain, Lakeland, Laughlin, Lochlyn, Loughlin.
Loegaire - Cu Chulainn's charioteer
Lonan - (LYO-nawn) from lon "blackbird" + dim. suffix -an.
Lorcan - (LOR-kawn) from lorc "fierce" or "cruel" + dim. suffix -an.
Luchtaine - god of carpentry
Lugaid - son of Cu Roi and Blanaid.
Lugh - (LOO) "light." Lughan (LOO-awn), Lughna (LOO-na).
Lunn - "warlike." Lonn, Lun.

Mac Dara - (mahk-DAH-ra) from  mac "son" + dara "oak" = "son of the oak."
MacBride - "son of the follower of St. Brighid."
Macarthur - "son of Arthur." Mcarthur.
Maccoy - "son of Hugh." Mccoy.
Macrea - "son of grace." .
Mackenzie - "son of Kenzie." Mckenzie.
Mackinnley - "son of the learned ruler." Mckinnley.
Macklin - "son of Flann." Macland.
Macmahon - "son of Mahon." Mcmahon.
Mael Coluim - "servant or devotee of Colm." Maeolcholuim.
Mael Iosu - "devotee of Christ"
Maelduine - his mother was a nun who was raped by his father Ailill.
Maghnus - (MAKH-hus) "great" Manus, Magnus.
Mahon - "bear."
Mal - shortened version of names starting with "mal."
Malachy - (MA-la-kee) (H) "servant or devotee"  Maelachlainn, Milos.
Malvin - form of Melvin. Malvyn.
Manannan mac Lir - (mah-NAN-awn mac leer) son of the sea god Lir.
Manus - (MA-nuhs) "great."  Mannuss.
Marcan - (MOR-kawn) from marc "horse" + dim. -an.
Mathghamhain - (ma-HOHN) "bear"
Mayo - "yew-tree plain."
Meallan - (MAHL-an) from mall "lightening" + dim. suffix -an.
Mel - no recorded meaning.
Mellan - "lightning."
Merril - "bright sea." Meryl.
Merritt - "valuable" or "deserving." Meritt.
Miach - son of the Tuatha De Danann physician Dian Cecht.
Micheal - (MEE-kal) "who is like God"
Midir - (MY-tir) a fairy king and another god of the Underworld. Midhir.
Miles - "soldier." Myles.
Mochaomhog - name of a priest who cared for the swan-children of Lir.
Monahan - "monk." Monohan.
Mongan - son of Manannan mac Lir and Caintigerna.
Morann - (MOOR-an) derivation unknown. Morand.
Morc - son of Dela, a Fomor King.
Morfessa - a master of great wisdom
Moss - shortened form of Maurice or Morris.
Muirios - (MEER-ees) from muir "sea" + gus "strength, vigor". Murchadh - (MUR-kha or MOOR-uh-ka) From muir "sea" + cath "warrior."
Murtagh - variant of Murdock. Murtaugh.

Naoise - son of Uisliu. Naoisi.
Nechtan - husband of the goddess Boann and keeper of a magic well of knowledge which had nine hazel trees around it.
Nemhglan - the bird-like being who was teh father of Conaire Mess Buachalla by a human woman.
Niall - (NEE-AL)(Celt) "champion"; "cloud." Neal, Neil, Neill, Nyle, Nealy, Niallán (NEE-a-lahn).
Nuada - a god

O'Neil - "son of Neil."
Oengus - variant of Aonghus. Aengus.
Oisin - (oh-SHEEN) "fawn" or "deer." Oissine, Ossian.
Oran - (OHR-an) "otter."
Oscar - (OHS-car) "deer", "one who loves deer"; or "warrior."

 Padraig - (PAH-drig or PAH-dreek) "noble." Padhraig, Paddy, Padraic, Patraig, Patrick.
Patterson - "son of Pat."
Phelan - "wolf"; variant of Faolan.
Piaras - (PEER-as or PEE-a-ras) "stone" Perais, Ferus, Pierce.
Piran - "prayer"

Quigley - "from the maternal side."
Quillan - "cub." Quillon.
Quinn - Variant of Conn, and the old spelling Cuinn.

Raegan - "little king." Reagan, Reegen, Regan.
Rafer - "rich, prosperous." Raffer, Rafferty.
Ragallach - king of Connacht.
Reamonn - (RAY-moon) Form of Raymond.
Regan - see Raegan. Riagan.
Rian - (REE-an) "king." Rigan, Rigan (REE-an).
Riddock - "smooth field." Reidhachadh, Riddoc.
Riocárd - (REE-kard)(OGer) "powerful ruler" Richard, Risteard (REESH-tyard).
Riordan - (REER-dawn) "royal poet."
Roarke - "famous ruler." Roark, Ruarc, Ruark, Rorke, Ruaidhri, Rourke.
Rogan - "red-headed." Ruadhagan, Rowe, Rowen, Rowyn, Rowin, Rowan, Ruadhan.
Rónán - (ROH-nawn) From ron "seal" + dim. suffix -an; or "a pledge." Ronan.
Ross - (RAWS)  "promontory."
Ruadan - (ROO-an) "red-haired."  Ruadhan, Rhodan.
Ruarc - (ROO-ark) "champion, hero" Rourke.
Ruairi - (ROO-e-ree) From ruad "red" + re "king." Ruaidhri, Rory.
Ruarc - (ROO-ark) "champion, hero."
Ryan - "little king." Rhyan, Ryne, Rian.

Saoirse - "freedom" or "liberty"; male or female name.
Scanlon - "little trapper."
Séafra - (SHEE-a-fra or SHE-fra) "God's peace" Seafraid, Seathrun.
Séamas - (SHAY-muhs or SHEE-a-mus) "the supplanter, one who supplants." Seamus, Seumus, Shemus, Shamus.
Seán - (SHAWN) "God's gracious gift" Shaun, Shane, Sion, Shawn, Seaghan (SEE-a-gun).
Seanán - (SHAW-nawn or SHAH-nan)  "ancient." Shannon, Senan, Sinon.
Semias - "master of wisdom"
Setanta - birth name of the warrior Cu Chulainn.
Shanley - "small", or "ancient." Seanlaoch.
Sierra - "black."
Sioda - (shee-da) "silk"
Sithchean - a druid who disguised himself as a smith
Skelly - "storyteller"
Sleibhin - (SLE-veen) "mountain", "mountain man" or "man of the mountain." Slevin.
Sloan - "warrior." Sloane.
Somhairle - "summer-farer" or "summer wanderer."
Strahan - "minstrel." Sruthan, Strachan.
Struthers - "brook." Sruthair.
Sualtam - husband of Dechtire and foster-father of Cu Chulainn.
Suibhne - (SHEEV-ne) from Suibne. Sweeney.

Tarlach - (TAHR-lak) "abettor" or "instigator."  "one who assists or aids." Tairdelbach, Toirdhealbhach, Turlough.
Tiarnach - (TEER-nahk) "lord, superior, chief." Tierney
Tiarnan - (TEER-nawn) From tigerna "lord, superior, chief" + dim. -an. Tier, Tighearnach, Tiernan.
Tigernach -"lord." Tighearnach, Tiarnach.
Tigernan -"lord." Tighearnan, Tiarnan.
Tomey - (TA-mahs) Form of Thomas. Tomas.
Tormey - "thunder spirit." Tormaigh.
Torn - Version of Torrence. Toran.
Treasach - (TRAH-sak) "fierce, warlike." Tracy.
Trevor - "prudent." Trev, Treabhar.
Troy - "foot soldier."
Tulley - "at peace with God." Taicligh.
Tynan - "dark."
Tyrone - (teer-OHN) from tir "land" + Eoghain "of Eoghan" (man's name)

 Aedammair - from the word aedh "fire." Aodhamair.
Ailionora - (e-le-NOH-ra) form of Eleanor.
Ailis - (AY-lish) "noble, kind." 
Aine - (AW-ne)  "brilliance, wit, splendor, glory." 
Airmid - (AIR-mit) daughter of physician Dian an expert in the use of herbs for medicinal purposes.
Aisling - (AH-shleeng)  "dream, vision." 
Ashling.
Alma - "good."
Ana - (AW-ne)  goddess name
Andraste - "victory." war goddess 
Anu - (AW-noo or AN-oo)
Anann.
Aoife - (EE-fe) "beautiful, radiant."
Artis - "noble", or "lofty hill."

Badb - (BIBE) "boiling", "battle raven" 
Badhbh.
Bairrfhionn - "fair-haired." 
Barrfind, Bairre, Barre, Barron.
Banba - One of the goddesses of sovereignity
Bean Mhi - (BEN-vee) "Lady of Meath." 
Benvy.
Beare - name of a princess 
Becuma - a woman from the Otherworld
Berrach - "pointed or sharp." 
Bearrach.
Bevin - (BAY-vin) "woman" + binn "sweet, melodious." 
Binne - (BEE-ne)  "sweet, melodious."
Blair -  "from the plain."
Blaithin - (BLAW-heen) "flower."
Boann - (BOO-an) goddess connected with healing and water.
Brenda -  "raven"
Briana - (BREE-a-na) Feminine form of Brian.
Brid - (BREED)  "power, renown, mighty." 
Brighid (BRI-jid), Bride, Brigid, Brigit, Bridget, Berget, Bridey, Bryg, Gitta. Nicknames - Bridie, Bidelia, Bidina, Breda.
Bryg - (BREE)  "high, mighty."

Caer - (kyair)  a powerful shapeshifter
Cahan - from cath "battle" or "a warrior."
Caillech - (CALL-yach or KEE-lek) goddess known as the Veiled One; teacher of the arts of war
Caireach - (KEE-rek) from Cairech
Caireann - (KAW-ran) mother of the high kings 
Cairenn (kaw-REEN).
Caitriona - (kaw-TREE-a-na) form of Catherine
Catariona, Cait (KAYT), Caitin (kay-TEEN), Caitlin (kayt-LEEN), Triona (TREE-a-na).
Caoilinn - (KAY-leen) "slender" + finn "bright, fair."
Casidhe - from a word meaning "clever." 
Casie.
Ceara - (KE-a-ra) "bright red." 
Celach - "bright-headed"; more commonly given to males.
Cessair - (KAH-seer) granddaughter of Noah
Ciar - (KEE-ar)  ciar "dark." 
Cliona - (KLEE-a-na) 
Cochrann - (KAW-kran) coch "red"
Colleen -  "girl."
Conchobarre - feminine version of masculine Conchobar. 
Conchobarra (KON-kho-var-ah).
Cori - derived from the word meaning "from the hollow."
Creidne - a woman warrior
Cuimhne - an Otherworld woman 

Dairine - (daw-REE-ne) - "fruitful" or "fertile."
Dallas - "wise." Dallys, Dalishya, Dalyce.
Darby - "free."
Daron - "great." Feminine version of Darren. Daryn, Daronica, Darnelle.
Dechtire - (deck-TIER-a) The great-granddaughter of Angus mac Og, and half-sister of King Conchobar, and mother of Cu Chulainn.
Deirdre - (DYEER-dre) "sorrow." Derdriu (very old spelling), Dierdre, Dedre, Deidra.
Delaney - "descendant of the challanger."
Delbchaem - daughter of Morgan, king of Coinchend.
Derry - "redhead."
Dervil - (Der-uh-vil) "daughter of a poet";  may also mean "true desire." Dearbháil, Dervla (DAYR-vla).
Devin - male or female name. Devany, Devyn.
Devnet - "little doe." Damnat,  Damhnait (DOW-net or DEV-nat).
Doireann - (DAHR-an or DOHR-en) "sullen"; or dim. of "gift of God." Dorren, Dorothy; Doirend, Doirind.
Doirind - see Doireann. Dairinn.
Doneele - feminine version of male name Don.
Donnfhlaidh - "brown princess." Dunlaith, Dunflaith.
Druantia - (Druh-AN-tee-a or druh-an-TEE-a) a Gaelic-Celtic Goddess known as Queen of the Druids and Mother of the tree calendar, an ancient method the Celts used to divide their year.
Dubh - "dark." 
Dubheasa - (doo-VAH-sa) from dub "dark" + ess "waterfall", probably meaning "dark lady of the waterfall."
Dubh Lacha - wife of Mongan,

Eabha - (AY-va) from name Eva.
Eachna - (AK-na)  "horse." Echna.
Eadan - (AH-dan) from name Etan.
Earlene - "pledge."
Eavan - (E-van)  "fair form." 
Ebliu - "beauty, sheen, radiance." Eibhliu, Eblenn, Eibhleann.
Edana - "ardent or flame." Ethna, Eda, Eithna.
Eibhilín - (ay-LEEN) "light" Eibhlihin, Eily, Ebliu, Aibhilin.
Eibhilín - (eh-y-LEEN) "light"; Eveleen, Eileen, Aileen, Ellen.
Eilinora - (EL-eh-nohr) "light." Eileanoir, Lean (LEHN).
Eilis - (AY-leesh or EH-leesh) "consecrated to God." Eilise.
Eithne - (AY-he-ne or ETH-nuh) "kernel" or "seed." Ethna (ET-na), Enya (EN-ya).
Elatha - (AHL-a-hah)  "art or craft"; a female or male name.
Elva - (AL-va) legend says she was the sister-in-law of the god Lugh.
Emer - (EE-mer or ah-VAIR) In legend, Emer was the wife of hero Cu Chulainn. Eimer.
Ernine - "iron."
Etan - (eh-TAIN) a daughter of the great Tuatha De Danann physician Dian Cecht, who became the wife of the god Ogma.
Etaoin - (AY-deen)  "jealousy."  Eithne.

Fand - a goddess of healing and pleasure.
Fianait - (FYAN-it) "deer."  Fionnait.
Fenella - feminine version of the name Finn. Fionnghuala.
Fethnaid - daughter and accomplished harp player of Fidach. Fethnat.
Fidelma - (fee-DEL-ma) from name Fedelm. Feidhelm (FAY-delm).
Finnsech - "fair or blonde lady." Finnseach.
Fionnabhair - (fyuhn-OOR) from name Finnabarr: finn "bright, fair" + siabhre "phantom, fairy" Fionuir.
Fionnuala - (fi-NOO-a-la or fin-Noo-la) from finn "bright, fair" + guala "shoulders."  Fionnguala, Fionnula, Finvola, Fenella
Flann - (FLAHN)  "blood red."  Flannacan, Flanna.
Flannery - "redhead."
Flidais - Goddess of forests, woodlands, and wild creatures.
Fodla - "sovereignty."
Fuamnach - a wife of Midir, the fairy king.

Geileis - (GAY-leesh) from name Gelgeis: gel "shining, bright" + geis "swan." Geillis.
Glenna - "glen" or "valley." Glynis.
Gobnait - (GOHB-nit) "a smith." Gobnet.
Gormlaith - (GOORM-la) from gorm "splendid" + flaith "queen, sovereignty"; other sources say it means "Blue princess" or "illustrious princess."
Grania - (GRAW-nya) "grain, seed." Granna, Grain, Grainne (GRAW-ne) most modern).
Granuaile - a variation of the name Grania

Isibeal - (ISH-a-behl or i-se-BEL) From name Isabel.
Isleen - (ish-LEEN) "vision." Islene.
Ite, Ide - (EE-te) "thirst or devouring." Ita.

Jilleen - "youthful."

Kacey - variant of Casie.
Kaitlin - variant of Caitlin.
Keara - "saint"; variant of Ceara.
Keavy - "gentleness, beauty, grace."
Keelin - "slender, fair." Keely, Keelia.
Keena - "brave."
Kelly - "warrior woman."
Kenna - version of male name Kenneth. Kennice.
Kennocha - (ken-OH-kuh) "beauty."
Kerry - "dark, dark-haired"; Keriann.
Kevyn - "beautiful." Keva.
Kiley - "attractive." Kyli, Kylee.

Labhaoise - (LAU-ee-shuh) "holiness"; Louisa, Louise.
Laoise - "radiant girl"; possibly the same as Luigsech
Lasair - (LOH-seer) "flame." Luighseach, Luiseach, Luigsech.
Leary - (LEER ee, LAIR ee, L'Heery) "calf-herder."  Laoighaire, Laoghaire, Laoire.
Liadan - (LYAH-dan) "gray lady."
Luiseach - (LOO-seh or LEE-sak) "bringer of light"; Feminine form of Lugh,  Luighseach, Lucy.

Mab - (MEEV) "drunk woman" or "wolf queen";  Mabh.
Macha - (MAH-ka) "battle" or "crow." Mania, Mene.
Maeve - (MAYV) "intoxicating" or "fragile."  Meadhbh. Medb.
Máire - (MAW-zhe, MAW-re or MEH-ree) "bitter";  Moira, Maura, Maurya, Mairin (maw-REEN).
Máiréad - (MAW-rayt or MAW-reed)  "pearl."  Maighread (MEH-reed).
Mairin - (maw-ZHEEN, maw-REEN) Dim. of Maire, also Maureen.
Margo - (MOHR-gaw) Legend fairy
Margreg - Version of Margareta. Mairghread.
Medb - "intoxicating" or "she who makes men drunk." Medb, Maedhbh, Meadhbh.
Mell - (MAHL, MAH-la) "lightning;"  Mella (MAH-la).
Mess Buachalla - "Cowherd's Fosterchild."
Moina - "mild." Moyna.
Mona - (MOH-na)  "noble, good."
Moninne - a version of the name Blinne.
Mór - (MOHR) "great, tall."  Moire, Morin, Moya, Moirin, Mre, Moreen.
Moriath - daughter of a Gaelic king
Morrigan - (MOHR-ee-gan) called the Great Queen. Morrighan, Morgan.
Muadhnait - from muad "noble, good."
Muireann - (MEER-an or MOHR-in) from muir "sea", may also mean "sea-white" or "sea-fair."
Muirin - (MEER-een) from muir "sea" + gein "birth" or "born of the sea." Muirgen, Muirenn.
Muiriol - (MEER-ol) from muir "sea" + gel " bright, shining."
Muirne - (MEER-ne) Ancient name meaning "high-spirited."  Myrna, Morna.
Murine - sister-in-law to Lugh and mother of Fionn.
Myrna - "beloved."

Naomh - "a saint."
Narbflaith - "noble princess"
Neala - femimine version of Niall, "champion."
Nessa - (NES-ah) "ungentle"
Nevina - feminine form of Nevin, "worshipper of the saint."
Nia - variant of Welsh name Niamh. Nya.
Niamh - (NEE-av) "luster, sheen, brightness, radiance, brilliance"  Niam, Nia.
Nila - feminine version of male names Neil and Niall. Nyla.
Nola - short version of Fionnula. Nuala.
Nora - (NOH-ra) version of Latin name Honora. Norah.

Orla - (OHR-la) "gold" "sovereignty, queen."  Orlaith.
Ornice - "olive-coloured."

Padraigin - (PAH-dri-geen) Recent feminine form of Padraig, "noble."
Payton - form of male name Patrick or Padraig.

Quincy - "fifth."

Rionach - (REE-uh-nak) "queenly"  Rioghnach, Riona.
Rori - from the word meaning "famous" or "brilliance."
Ros - (ROHS) derivation unknown, poss. from Germanic "horse" or English "rose." Roise, Roisin (row-SHEEN).
Ryann - feminine version of Ryan, "little ruler."
Rylee - variant of Riley. Rylyn.

Sadhbh - (SAH-eev or SAYV) "sweet" or "goodness". Sive, Sadhbba, Sadbh,Sabhbh, Sabha (SE-va).
Saoirse - "freedom or liberty"; also a male name.
Saorla - (SAYR-la) from name Saerlaith: saer "noble" + flaith "queen, sovereignty."
Saraid - "clear, bright."
Scathach - (SKAW-hak)  "shadow, shade."  Scota, Scatha.
Sceanbh - wife of the harper Craiftine.
Seana - variant of names Sine and Shauna.
Seanait - (SHAY-nat)  "a hawk."
Shanley - "the hero's child." Shanleigh.
Shannon - (SHAH-non) "wise one";  Shanna.
Sierra - "black." Seara.
Sile - (SHEE-la) "blind"; Sheela, Sheila.
Sine - (SHEE-na)  form of Jeanne and Jeanette. Sina, Seena, Sheena, Shena, Shana, Shauna, Shay, Shona, Shonda, Shawnda, Shonta, Shunta.

Siobhan - (shi-VAWN)  fem. form of Jean (equiv. of English John). Siban, Shibahn, Siobhanin (shi-VAWN-een).
Siomha - (SHEE-va)  "peace" + "good." . Sheeva.
Sláine - (SLAH-nye or SLAHN-nuh) "good health"; Slany.
Sloane - "warrior."
Sorcha - (SOO-ruh-ka or SOHR-e-khuh)  "bright, radiant.".

Taillte - in legend, the foster-mother of the god Lugh, Tailltiu, Tailtiu.
Tara - (TAH-ra) "tower"
Teamhair - (TOHR)  "eminence" or "elevated place."                        Tierney - "noble." Tiernan.
Tipper - "water pourer."
Tlachtga - she traveled throughout the world with her father and learned his magic.
Trevina - "prudent"; feminine version of Trevor. Treva.
Troya - "foot soldier."
Tullia - "peaceful, quiet." Tuila, Tulliah.
Tuiren - an Otherworld woman

Uathach - "specter"
Una - (OO-na)  "lamb."  Oona, Oonagh.